hi all, got a quick question for ya: do you work in a unit with a triage and how does it work out for ya? what kind of patients do you see and how long are they in triage? thanks in
Ok, so I have been away from the forums, for quite along time, but I need some input. I am part of the hospital's EBP program and we are starting one for labor and delivery, my specialty. Now up till...
Gwenith, Thanks for the referral! I checked out the site, doesn't have anything on what we are currently working on but the models are a good reference. I went to a conference last week, and it has...
acuteobrn replied to nursey_girl's topic in Ob/Gyn
I work at an institution where this is a standard option for 2nd trimester IUFD inductions. It works very well as another poster mentioned above, the POC and placenta were delivered sometime during...
acuteobrn replied to ClassOf2004's topic in Ob/Gyn
I think that I saw the same rates and that was for a resourse program if I am not mistaken. Good luck w/ all of that I worked in Rush's perinatal system for over a year now and wouldn't mind working...
acuteobrn replied to sierranurse's topic in Ob/Gyn
Another one comes to mind as for babies just flying on out. Had another multip, was 7cm, wanted to go on her side, BOW intact/bulging, so ok no prob, doc was in the lounge. About 2 min later she...
acuteobrn replied to sierranurse's topic in Ob/Gyn
Well, I have had more than my share of crazy deliveries. The inner city hospital where I work had several OBs that were pretty laid back about rushing in to deliver. So nurse deliveries were not...
I think I know someone who works at your sister hospital on the floor and hates it. Main gripe is the fact that sometimes by the time that she actually gets to the fax the patient is already in their...
Sorry about your bad day, stick in there, organization and time management come from experience. Days like this are ones that will make you a stronger nurse if you don't let it overwhelm you. Did...
I'm with you. I too can't stand working postpartum. I like the teaching aspect and all, but would never want to do it even on a semi-consistant basis. I work nights and find it very boaring, to...
Interesting test. I work OB currently and that ranked #26 for me. Liked my Emergency med rotation and that ranked near last. My number one was Nuerosurgery followed by plastics. I always thought...
Hey all, again asking for advice, but this time not for something that is specifically my prob. I have been working in a community hospital L/D for about 8 months now, love the job, and the...
Thanks for the good ideas, I will start by speaking to the HR director when he comes back from vaction (every body seems to be on vacation except me;) ) You did hit that nail right on the head...
Hey, Sorry never did thank those that replied, so thank you! A month has gone by and not much has changed. I myself am frustrated. So are others. Our manager is back and fully aware of the...
Ok so here is this situation, and I can't imagine I am the only on in this boat so any advice would be good. I was employed by a community hospital for 7 years as among various positions a tech and a...
You all are right in stating that it is not discrimination, bad choise of words, I just feel that it is a select and I mean select few that I had issues with and there is much more to the story than...
In repsonce to Imastork... I have had a midwife suggest this as well, but the House OB refussed to do it stating that a full bladder can cause problems of its own, not to mention that it wastes time,...
For regards to the cord hanging out of the lady parts I was always told to try and AVOID touching the cord as that could lead to vasospasm and cause worsening complications, and use a gloved hand to...
Hmm, does sound like a HUGE amount of info is missing or protected. This story as it is told is VERY fishy! First off, I agree, how the heck would she have at least 12 hours to travel hospital to...
Just wondering what kind of "Old School" practices are your units still stuck on. Take my hospital for example: Sanitary belts for c/s, which of course lands right across the vertical incision line...
Now from my understanding the limit of viablity is and has been sustained at 24 wks gestation. So if you all were to have a 25 weeker come in and obviously need a c/s for a likely abrution, you all...
Hey Dawn, There have been times where they insist on me shaving. However, that is something I just won't do a head of time as it is not plesent!!!! As for the foley thing, I personally like it, I...